My question involves child support in the State of: Connecticut.. My daughter was scheduled to graduate High Shool June 2012 and fell short by one credit. My divorce decree states untill all minor children turn 18 or are a full time student. My ex sends an email to family services stating my daughter was now enrolled in an internet class to obtain her one credit and her scheduled gradutation date would be October 2012,. This prompted a letter sent to me from family services stating and i quote" At this time we will continue to collect and enforce the current child support order for Laura . Her anticipated date of graduation is now October 2012.". I protested on the bases that my order states that it would continue only if she was a full time student. Family Services agreed with me . I then stated that she is not a full time student ! Family services stated that all i have to do is prove that she is not a full time student and they would stop collecting payment . Problem is since she is 18 years of age in Connecticut she is considered and adult and no information can be shared with me about her unless she grants permission. (Under the direction of my ex My daughter refused to grant permission) Family services continued to deduct money from my checks and stood firm on the burden of proof on me to prove my daughter was not a full time student.October passes, not only did my daughter not complete her internet course she never signed up for it ! She now signed up for a two day a week class at the high School for one hour a day to complete her one credit. I protested again to family services, and was told to have the administrator of the school fax stating my daughter was not a full time student. I told family services that he can not share any information with me about my daughter unless she permits it. I then asked what proof was submitted to there office stating she was a full time student? I was told they would look into the file and get back to me. After several demanding statements for them to show me proof that was provided to there office, they agreed to stop taking money from my checks,but not untill $7,000.00 of over payment was provided to my ex. When i asked how i go about getting my money back.I was told it has nothing to do with family services that i would have to take my ex to small claims court. I feel that family services shoud be resposible in getting my money back from my ex. Am i right in this assumtion?

